When do farmers start to bring in their crops?

The timing of crop harvest varies greatly depending on:

* Crop type: Different crops have different maturity times. For example, wheat is typically harvested in the summer, while oranges are harvested in the winter.

* Climate: Temperature, sunlight, and rainfall all affect crop growth and maturity. Warmer climates often have earlier harvests than colder climates.

* Location: Latitude and altitude influence the growing season and harvest time.

* Variety: Different varieties of the same crop can have varying maturity dates.

* Farming practices: Irrigation, fertilization, and other practices can impact the harvest window.

Here are some general examples:

* Spring crops: Peas, lettuce, spinach, strawberries

* Summer crops: Tomatoes, corn, peppers, melons

* Fall crops: Pumpkins, squash, apples, grapes

* Winter crops: Citrus fruits, winter squash, some leafy greens

To get a more specific answer, you'll need to provide information about the crop, location, and year. You can then search online for local agricultural calendars or contact your local extension office.